Belgium

Belgium

Four detained over failed Brussels Central Station attack

Moroccan alleged bomber may have had Islamic State sympathies

22/06/2017

Europe News

Brussels terror investigation ongoing

The investigation into the attempted terror attack on Tuesday is ongoing.

21/06/2017

Belgium

Brussels station attacker 'had ISIL sympathies'

21/06/2017

Belgium

Belgian police "neutralise" a person wearing an explosive belt at Brussels train station

21/06/2017

Belgium

'I think we had some luck tonight'

Belgian counter-terrorism experts are trying to establish the identity of a suspected suicide bomber shot dead by troops in one of Brussels' main train stations.

21/06/2017

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Migration back on EU agenda

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from the EU’s de facto political capital.

21/06/2017

Belgium

Belgian troops shoot suspected suicide bomber

A suspected suicide bomber is shot by troops in Brussels Central Station

21/06/2017

Europe News

EU and UK seek new 'partnership,' as Brexit talks begin

The big Brexit talks have kicked off in Brussels, with both sides sitting down for their first official discussions over the UK leaving the EU.

19/06/2017

Belgium

Brexit talks begin in Brussels

Representatives from Britain and the European Union are meeting to negotiate Brexit.

19/06/2017

Focus

Job creation: the EU-Africa Business Forum

The EU will spend 3.35 billion euros in an attempt to attract 44 billion of investment in Africa

13/06/2017

Europe News

Macedonian PM vows to revive path to EU membership

The Prime Minister of Macedonia has vowed to revive his country’s path to EU membership.

12/06/2017

Europe News

EU officials plan European Parliament rebuild: report

The European Parliament may need to be completely rebuilt, according to one media report.

12/06/2017

Europe News

EU nations back plans for prosecutors office to fight financial fraud

The European Commission estimates at least 50-billion euros per year is lost because of cross-border VAT fraud.

08/06/2017

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels

The day's events in Brussels, in a nutshell : the UK election gets rough, EU drugs overdoses rise again, and laying the foundations of European defence.

06/06/2017

Economy

Talking tactics - eurozone shake-up plan

The Brussels Economic Forum brought together hundreds of business leaders to discuss how to avoid crises in the euro zone.

02/06/2017

Belgium

Bad news or good riddance? Brussels reacts to US climate deal withdrawal

Reactions to Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate deal were mixed at this year's Brussels Economic Forum.

01/06/2017

Europe News

EU and China join forces to tackle Trump over climate change

China and the European Union are often at loggerheads diplomatically but there’s been a rare consensus on the need to protect the Paris climate deal.

01/06/2017

Europe News

Soros urges EU to keep Poland and Hungary in democratic check

The billionaire financier says he's proud of the way Hungarians have stood up to the government

01/06/2017

Belgium

EU-China Summit: high hopes for climate, trade and investment accords

01/06/2017

Belgium

Concerns over possible US exit from climate deal

31/05/2017

Belgium

Traveling the world with Steve McCurry

30/05/2017

Europe News

The Brief From Brussels: US, Germany ties under strain after Trump tweets

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of today’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

30/05/2017

Belgium

Burger giant’s advert irks Belgium’s King Philippe

28/05/2017

Belgium

Donbas - beyond the headlines

26/05/2017

Belgium

Did Donald Trump push more than US interests at NATO summit?

The NATO HQ is opened and defence spending plans outlined, but the US President steals the show in Brussels.

26/05/2017

Belgium

Trump meets EU and NATO leaders in Brussels

US President Trump has met with EU and NATO leaders in Brussels, as a leaders summit is held in new NATO headquarters

25/05/2017